Too lazy to shoot hoops and too tall to model, Marcella Arguello stands over 6 feet. Although she may be taller than most men, the only thing more intimidating than her height is her comedy. Marcella mixes a combination of genuine reason with a sexy suggestion of street. Deemed as "sexually and ethnically ambiguous" she appeals to everyone and is not afraid to tell you how she really feels about subjects concerning race, gender, politics, relationships, family, work, music, pop culture and whatever else is on her mind that day.
Marcella is the host and booker of Women Crush Wednesdays, the hottest and most diverse show in Los Angeles, which happens every first Wednesday at The Hollywood Improv Lab. Her debut album, The Woke Bully - which debuted at #3 on the Billboard Comedy Charts and was named One Of The Best Comedy Albums of 2019 by NPR program Bullseye - is a combination of Marcella's unique perspective and honesty which captures what it's like to experience her live. In January 2020, Marcella can be seen as a panelist on David Spade's Lights Out on Comedy Central. Her stand up can be seen on the second season of 2 Dope Queens on HBO as well as Night Train with Wyatt Cenac on STARZ; she also made a brief guest appearance on Comedy Central's Corporate and on episodes of FuseTV's Trivial Takedown. Last April, MSN.com listed Marcella as number 10 in their list of "Top female comedians working in film and television today" alongside Amy Schumer, Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong. In the Fall of 2017, Vulture.com presented their list of "Comedians You Should and Will Know" and Marcella was the top industry pick which gaind her a feature in the November issue of New York Magazine. Marcella was deemed an "LA Comedian to Watch in 2017" by Time Out Magazine while maintaining her reign as a fan favorite and six-time winner on Comedy Central's @midnight. She wrote for the renewed Netflix series "Bill Nye Saves The World" and was a writer on the first season of the James Corden-produced show, Drop The Mic on TBS. Additionally, Marcella won her appearance on TruTv's Comedy Knock Out, was featured on Viceland's Flophouse, and in 2015 on NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly; her stand up has been highlighted on rapper Tyler, The Creator's mobile app and on Fox's The Real.
Her Twitter account (@marcellacomedy) has been featured on CNN, Fox, TIME.com, HuffingtonPost.com and various entertainment websites. She is a regular opener for Last Comic Standing Winner Felipe Esparza as well as NBC Superstore's Nico Santos. She has opened for Hasan Minhaj at Carnegie Hall, Hannibal Buress, David Alan Grier, Norm MacDonald, J.B. Smoove, Ron Funches, Godfrey, Al Madrigal, Joey Coco Diaz, Melanie Comarcho, Melissa VillaseƱor and has shared a stage with Bill Burr, Paul Mooney and Robin Williams.
She has worked at The Improv Comedy Clubs all over the country and is a regular at The Punch Line Comedy Clubs in Northern California. She has performed at The New York Comedy Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Chris Hardwick's ID10T Festival, Riot LA Comedy Festival, Lucille Ball Comedy Fest, overseas for American troops and comedian Sean Keane referred to her as the "finest export from Modesto since George Lucas."
Too lazy to shoot hoops and too tall to model, Marcella Arguello stands over 6 feet. Although she may be taller than most men, the only thing more intimidating than her height is her comedy. Marcella mixes a combination of genuine reason with a sexy suggestion of street. Deemed as "sexually and ethnically ambiguous" she appeals to everyone and is not afraid to tell you how she really feels about subjects concerning race, gender, politics, relationships, family, work, music, pop culture and whatever else is on her mind that day.
Marcella is the host and booker of Women Crush Wednesdays, the hottest and most diverse show in Los Angeles, which happens every first Wednesday at The Hollywood Improv Lab. Her debut album, The Woke Bully - which debuted at #3 on the Billboard Comedy Charts and was named One Of The Best Comedy Albums of 2019 by NPR program Bullseye - is a combination of Marcella's unique perspective and honesty which captures what it's like to experience her live. In January 2020, Marcella can be seen as a panelist on David Spade's Lights Out on Comedy Central. Her stand up can be seen on the second season of 2 Dope Queens on HBO as well as Night Train with Wyatt Cenac on STARZ; she also made a brief guest appearance on Comedy Central's Corporate and on episodes of FuseTV's Trivial Takedown. Last April, MSN.com listed Marcella as number 10 in their list of "Top female comedians working in film and television today" alongside Amy Schumer, Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong. In the Fall of 2017, Vulture.com presented their list of "Comedians You Should and Will Know" and Marcella was the top industry pick which gaind her a feature in the November issue of New York Magazine. Marcella was deemed an "LA Comedian to Watch in 2017" by Time Out Magazine while maintaining her reign as a fan favorite and six-time winner on Comedy Central's @midnight. She wrote for the renewed Netflix series "Bill Nye Saves The World" and was a writer on the first season of the James Corden-produced show, Drop The Mic on TBS. Additionally, Marcella won her appearance on TruTv's Comedy Knock Out, was featured on Viceland's Flophouse, and in 2015 on NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly; her stand up has been highlighted on rapper Tyler, The Creator's mobile app and on Fox's The Real.
Her Twitter account (@marcellacomedy) has been featured on CNN, Fox, TIME.com, HuffingtonPost.com and various entertainment websites. She is a regular opener for Last Comic Standing Winner Felipe Esparza as well as NBC Superstore's Nico Santos. She has opened for Hasan Minhaj at Carnegie Hall, Hannibal Buress, David Alan Grier, Norm MacDonald, J.B. Smoove, Ron Funches, Godfrey, Al Madrigal, Joey Coco Diaz, Melanie Comarcho, Melissa VillaseƱor and has shared a stage with Bill Burr, Paul Mooney and Robin Williams.
She has worked at The Improv Comedy Clubs all over the country and is a regular at The Punch Line Comedy Clubs in Northern California. She has performed at The New York Comedy Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Chris Hardwick's ID10T Festival, Riot LA Comedy Festival, Lucille Ball Comedy Fest, overseas for American troops and comedian Sean Keane referred to her as the "finest export from Modesto since George Lucas."
Too lazy to shoot hoops and too tall to model, Marcella Arguello stands over 6 feet. Although she may be taller than most men, the only thing more int...
Too lazy to shoot hoops and too tall to model, Marcella Arguello stands over 6 feet. Although she may be taller than most men, the only thing more int...
Too lazy to shoot hoops and too tall to model, Marcella Arguello stands over 6 feet. Although she may be taller than most men, the only thing more int...